Greater Glory Poem by Wendy Bureau

Greater Glory

Rating: 4.1


Dare ye travel 'pon the road of evil?
For ignorance lies not above excuse
As time surely devours all things
Remainders of past, thy footprints refuse

Yearning aloof, for the mud unholy
A temptress that shall ne'er wholly die
Wicked is she who cradles thine heart
With contorted hands, so skillfully wry

My Nemesis, goddess of punishment
Whom I hate to love, love to hate
Place no reliance upon my flesh
Behold a beauty without mercy, naked bait

Experiment made of useless body
Tragically tossed to water, yet does not sink
Aimlessly floating the sea of Poseidon
Weakened body replenishes with drink

Liquid fortress of fortune, a sign
Breathe not of envy or ill will
Condemn me not, all lost save honor
Abreast the Greater Glory, immortal still


Copy Right 2009 W. Bureau

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Andrew Blakemore 14 March 2009

Wonderful poetry Wendy, a timeless quality and a gem of a write. Best wishes, Andrew x

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anurag duggal 10 March 2009

Dare ye travel 'pon the road of evil? For ignorance lies not above excuse As time surely devours all things Remainders of past, thy footprints refuse wow wonderful lines very deep.................

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